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Thomas Arboe (22
September 1836 – 8
February 1917) was a
Danish architect.
Arboe was born at Rønne on the
island of Bornholm, Denmark. He was the son...
- was stranded. They were sent for
repair to a
turner named Poul
Ottesen Arboe in Rønne and as a
result of his
repair of them he
learned enough about clocks...
- on 28
September 2020.
Retrieved 27 June 2016. Ejskjær 1990.
Kroman 1980.
Arboe 2008. "Navneordenes køn".
Copenhagen University,
Center for
Dialect Research...
- 1898)
Martin Ligeglads meriter (Martin Ligeglad's Merits, 1899)
Arboe & søn (
Arboe & Son, 1900)
Kakerlaker (****roaches, 1904)
Kongen i kjælderen (The...
- Jørgen
Arboe-Rasmussen (5
March 1925 – 5 or 6
February 1945) was a
member of the
Danish resistance killed by the
German occupying power. On 5 February...
- accident. In view of the clocks' value, the
sailors called on Poul
Ottesen Arboe, a
local turner, who was able to
repair them. As a
result of the experience...
-
August 1871. The
station building was
designed by the
architect Thomas Arboe. On 7
January 1879, at the
opening of the
Limfjord Railway Bridge, the Vendsyssel...
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while the
present building,
which opened in 1902, was
designed by
Thomas Arboe.
Aalborg Railway Station is
operated by
Banedanmark and the
railway companies...
- E. R. Robson,
English school architect (born 1836)
February 8 –
Thomas Arboe,
Danish railway station architect (born 1837) July 2 –
Gerald Horsley, English...
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building from 1884 was
built to
designs by the
Danish architect Thomas Arboe (1836–1917),
known for the
numerous railway stations he
designed across...
